Chekmateu

Chekmateu: The Chessboard Conqueror

Meet Chekmateu, a determined and spirited chess player with a journey as unpredictable and thrilling as a queen's gambit. From humble beginnings scoring under 900 in bullet games back in 2012, this player's persistence paid off, peaking impressively around 1414 in Blitz and 1438 in Rapid formats by 2018. In daily chess, Chekmateu hit a perfect 1200 early on but eventually decided to explore the wild and fast-paced realms of Blitz and Rapid battles.

A Career Full of Battles and Triumphs

Chess for Chekmateu is less about steady progress and more like a rollercoaster ride—sometimes soaring with winning streaks of up to 9 consecutive victories, but occasionally stumbling with a tough losing streak of 11 games. Whether battling the ticking clock in bullet or orchestrating a slow positional grind in daily games, the chessboard is never dull.

Style & Strategy

Known for a curious mix of tactical tenacity and occasional early resignations (about 10% of games!), Chekmateu shines brightest when making a comeback with an impressive 65.8% rate of bouncing back in tough situations. The average victory means patiently navigating over 53 moves, proving there's more chess than luck here. Though the player wins slightly more often with the white pieces (46%) than black (39%), every game tells a story of grit and wit.

Favorite Openings (and quirks)

When it comes to openings, Chekmateu favors the flamboyant and somewhat cheeky. The Englund Gambit in Blitz offers a surprising 58% win rate — a daring invitation for chaos early on. The trusty Bishop’s Opening maintains its charm with solid success across formats. Though not undefeated, Chekmateu’s array of openings signals a player always ready to keep opponents guessing, from the classics like the King's Pawn and Queen's Pawn Openings to less trodden paths like the Van t Kruijs and Bowdler Attack.

Memorable Games & Last Checkmate

One can hardly forget Chekmateu's recent masterstroke from May 2021, where they delivered a smooth and swift checkmate after dancing around the Queen’s Pawn Opening - Accelerated London System. The game ended with a daring queen capture and a swift mate on move 17, reminding us all that calculated aggression pays off.

Playing Times and Preferences

Interesting tidbit: Chekmateu's best time to play is early morning around 7 AM. Maybe the morning freshness fuels precise calculation? Their best winning hour boasts a phenomenal 100% win rate at 7 AM, so watch out opponents who dare challenge before breakfast!

Psychological Battle

Like any mortal, Chekmateu sometimes battles the infamous "tilt"—with an 11% tilt factor, this player knows how to shake off frustration and jump back into action. With an average win rate increase of 5.24% in rated games over casual ones, it's safe to say the competitive fire really burns brightest under pressure.

Legacy on the Board

With hundreds of wins and losses logged, dozens of opponents faced, and a playing history rich with peaks and valleys, Chekmateu embodies the spirit of every chess enthusiast: never giving up, always learning, occasionally celebrating a cheeky checkmate. Whether you call them "Chekmateu" or just "that player with the killer Englund Gambit," one thing's for sure—this chess journey is far from over.